Cyberpunk 2077: Yeah yeah I bought it pre release. Then you reach a high enough rank where you find the paid players though.ģ. The factions feel varied enough and there is a level of tactics I have not found in other online card battlers aside from the major players. Kards: Without putting any actual money into this f2p ww2 card battler I had plenty of fun. Metroidvania style game that makes you feel like you really are a monster. Little blurbs and thoughts on each below. There is also a small amount of mobile game in there. Only a few games were not completed due to A.the game being in an unplayable state such as Blade Symphony having a dead player base or B.I literally could not put myself through that torture such as Thief Gold with it's old keyboard scheme. Most multiplayer games went well past that since I play with my wife, daughter and other friends and family. If the game is a multiplayer game like red dead online and among us then the game had at least 8 hours on it. If the game had a campaign or story mode then it was played to completion. Restaurants kept soft opening so I never really got back into full-time work until about July of last year.
Last year was a particularly busy year for me since a good portion of it I was still in lockdown due to the nature of my job. Basically the gist was to play 52 games in a year to go through that never ending backlog steam users have. There used to be a subreddit called 52 in 52.
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